The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1887-07-21

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aLQ:cAsII NEWS !
&C. LANGsToN, LOCAL EDITOR.
watermelons are P9sn'if m and cheap cheap !.
corn-fieltl3 beans are now on the mar
ket.
iabhsSj GS 81 isaiss stsias, band !. Is ths,
city
The ice dealers are doing lively bust:
ness. q
Promising crops aremaking The drum
sriisfs stf stfs IS S 5!sia ei,'
There is very little sickness in tho city
sat present, ls % tsii slalsf.
Miss Jessie Trowbridge is visiting rela.
tiyes in Abbeville.
The Premium List Of tbs next State
7 7 Fair has been issued.
Trial Justice Wardlaw's Court is in ses-
sion nearly every day.
Mr.5H. G. Scudday is conducting re-
ligious meeting at Seneca.
Don't pull out your watch in Church.
Let the preacher keep the time
Mrs. n. L.Adams of Seneca, has been
visiting her parents in this city.
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Mr.. John E. Peoples has gone to- Ashe-
vile, N. G., to spend few weeks.
There are quite number of fruit tree
men travelling through the County.
It is said that several weddings will
occur in and near the city in the early fall.
;..is.3lli .ieD ossiss;t,,si y z ~. 80 IS.
Mn. j sH. Bewleyf of Laurens, spent q
few days in the city during the past week.
:r, 1t. Latimer.I Of Lowndesville,
las been spending a few days in the city.
Nearly all of Dur farmers have finished
Saying by," and are now taking resting
spell. -.-e.r-T7y-- -, I
The Hartwell Sun says Miss Patti Graft,
. ofSthat town, has opened a school in this
County. sis & s..a.,s !,,.,,yz,
Mr.. John 3. Peoples, one Of New berry's
popular citizens, IS in the city visiting
relatives. -
We haven't had near so many water
melons sent to our Office as we had cot.
Ton blooms.
Mrs. J. IL Tribble and Miss Eva Baker
wentto Seneca last week. to visit friends
and relatives. ~. j.
Rev. a. T. Dunlap will begin a series Of
meetings at New Hope Church ons Friday
night. 2sth inst: s..i..;..,s' 1880 !
Mr.. Thomas "a Murrah, or Union, Is
spending q few days inthe city with his
mothers family. :, u
TIE Fa,mer's Friend is the name of q new,
paper which has, Just made its appearance
atTimmonsYillap s. c. -,
Mr.. J. w. Morris and family, of Hartst
well, Ga, have been spending q few days
with relatives.near the city.
The Young America Cornet Band went
down to Greenwood yesterday to furnish
music for the Tournament. 8,
Misses Annie and Eallie Cooley are Wis.
iting the family OF their uncle. Attorney
General Earle, ab Sumter, 8. G..
An, exchange says shifting the lips IS q
bad habit. So 'tis. The man who'll
bite girls lips is no gentleman. ,a
Rev. A. T. Dunlap's meeting at Trinity
closed last Sunday night. There were q
{ number.o of accessions to the Church.
There will he Concert at Mt Zion
Church on tomorrow (Friday) night by
Prof J, a. Harbin and his music class.
i Mr.. c. a, ,Doolittle, son aud daughter,
oflAugusta, Ga, arrived in the city last
! week on ayisit to Mr.. G. A. Reeds FAM
dly. .15,.s
The young people of the city are not
lacking for amusements just now. Du-
ring the past two weeks there have been
Aeyara2 dances and ,sociables.
Rev. w. A. Hodges will preach at
Smith Chapel, Anderson Circuit. on the
frst Sunday in August, at II o'clock a.
M, on the subject Of prohibition.
We arerequested to announce that Rev.
j. T. w. Werner VIII preach sermon on
prohibition at New Prospect on next Sun.
day, at the usual hour of holding services.
Anderson has had number of young
lady visitors during the past few weeks.
We hope some, If not all, Of them will
capture some OF our homely young bach.
elors. : fa:a;s Gas
Laurens Ad5rtisr Miss Maggie Simp.
son, pretty and accomplished young
lady, daughter Of Col R. w. Simpson, of
Pendleton, is visiting relatives and friends
.atthis placesn
Our young friend, n. w. Stephens, of
Atlanta, Ga, called to see us last Satur-
day. he had been spending few days in
tne city .Yftsaging MS mother, who has
been quitasick.
The religious meeting announced to
,take place, in Corner Township will be
lheld at 9 stand near Air. Nathan Harris's
residence on the FIRST Sunday in August
inssead Of on the fifth: Sunday inst.
IA hail storm passed over tho County
Poor House farm on Tuesday afternoon,
and did some damage to.the crops in that
section. It is reported that hail also fell
in other sections Of the County, but we
have heard of no damage.
Mr.c. Il. Mcdaniel, q freight conductor
on the Charlotte, Columbia & Augusta
Railroad, died In Columbia on last Sum
day night. He was native of Anderson
County, and had been in the railroad
business about twenty-five years.
An exchange says dogs are subject to
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